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Q. were do you get wi fi for ipod touch, and yeah just tell me about wi fi i don't quite get it.
Asked by iloveyou<3 - Tue Dec 16 19:54:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wi-Fi comes from wireless signals that transfer from wireless router. Your internet company may have given you a wireless one (it'll have antennas) or they may have not (just a simple box.) If you have just a simple box, you can purchase an additional Wi-Fi box for at least $50 from a Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Circuit City, etc.
Answered by MAD DOG - Tue Dec 16 19:59:31 2008
Q. were do you get wi fi for ipod touch, and yeah just tell me about wi fi i don't quite get it.
Asked by iloveyou<3 - Tue Dec 16 19:54:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wi-Fi comes from wireless signals that transfer from wireless router. Your internet company may have given you a wireless one (it'll have antennas) or they may have not (just a simple box.) If you have just a simple box, you can purchase an additional Wi-Fi box for at least $50 from a Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Circuit City, etc.
Answered by MAD DOG - Tue Dec 16 19:59:31 2008
What is the difference between ethernet and wi fi?
Q. I bought a computer on ebay and it says it has an ethernet card. What is it exactly? Do you plug it into the wall or can you access internet anywhere with it or is that just Wi-Fi? How do you know your computer is capable of having Wi-Fi? Thanks!
Asked by taslol - Tue Nov 6 12:12:02 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ethernet the most common type of cabled network connection Wifi is the most common type of wireless network connection (although it works only within range of a wireless router, not 'anywhere'). You know if a computer is capable if Wifi if: * The specification says it is * You've fitted a Wifi adapter or * You've examined the hardware and found a Wifi adapter
Answered by David D - Tue Nov 6 12:20:41 2007
Q. I bought a computer on ebay and it says it has an ethernet card. What is it exactly? Do you plug it into the wall or can you access internet anywhere with it or is that just Wi-Fi? How do you know your computer is capable of having Wi-Fi? Thanks!
Asked by taslol - Tue Nov 6 12:12:02 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ethernet the most common type of cabled network connection Wifi is the most common type of wireless network connection (although it works only within range of a wireless router, not 'anywhere'). You know if a computer is capable if Wifi if: * The specification says it is * You've fitted a Wifi adapter or * You've examined the hardware and found a Wifi adapter
Answered by David D - Tue Nov 6 12:20:41 2007
Does a wi-fi modem work on the psp and the Wii to go on the internet? Does Sbc internet provide any?
Q. I want to buy a wi-fi modem to replace my old modem and i wanted to know if wi-fi modems work for psp and Wii.If they do which ones are the best? And do i have to call the internet company that i switched it, or can i get one from them?
Asked by osvaldo - Fri Jul 6 18:02:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no such thing as a wi fi modem you mean router try linksys and no you don't have to contact SBC
Answered by Scatwoman - Fri Jul 6 18:19:23 2007
Q. I want to buy a wi-fi modem to replace my old modem and i wanted to know if wi-fi modems work for psp and Wii.If they do which ones are the best? And do i have to call the internet company that i switched it, or can i get one from them?
Asked by osvaldo - Fri Jul 6 18:02:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no such thing as a wi fi modem you mean router try linksys and no you don't have to contact SBC
Answered by Scatwoman - Fri Jul 6 18:19:23 2007
If I bought a Wi-Fi Usb Connector, Would I be allowed to access wifi from my iTouch wirelessly?
Q. Or is Wi-fi in a house only accessable to people with a wireless router? I also have a Nintendo Wi-Fi USB connector for the Wii, could I download something to allow my iTouch to use that also?
Asked by Sean - Mon Dec 28 15:54:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Or is Wi-fi in a house only accessable to people with a wireless router? I also have a Nintendo Wi-Fi USB connector for the Wii, could I download something to allow my iTouch to use that also?
Asked by Sean - Mon Dec 28 15:54:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How to create a Wi-Fi signal using a laptop and a cellular broadband adapter?
Q. So I have a Windows Asus laptop and a linksys router along with a Verizon cellular network adapter that gives me an internet signal via 3G. My question is, how can I turn that internet signal into a Wi-Fi signal using the router?
Asked by Kamazar - Mon Jun 29 15:07:18 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't know but you can go to YouTUbe and there arew tons of step by step ways to do that. GJalen
Answered by Gjalen23 - Mon Jun 29 15:17:31 2009
Q. So I have a Windows Asus laptop and a linksys router along with a Verizon cellular network adapter that gives me an internet signal via 3G. My question is, how can I turn that internet signal into a Wi-Fi signal using the router?
Asked by Kamazar - Mon Jun 29 15:07:18 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't know but you can go to YouTUbe and there arew tons of step by step ways to do that. GJalen
Answered by Gjalen23 - Mon Jun 29 15:17:31 2009
Do you need a wi-fi connection to play the sims 3 application on an ipod touch?
Q. Do you need a wi-fi connection to play the sims 3 application on an ipod touch? Please help.
Asked by Shawna B - Tue Dec 29 16:19:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try ask in below forums
Answered by surendiran - Thu Dec 31 02:14:58 2009
Q. Do you need a wi-fi connection to play the sims 3 application on an ipod touch? Please help.
Asked by Shawna B - Tue Dec 29 16:19:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try ask in below forums
Answered by surendiran - Thu Dec 31 02:14:58 2009
How to ensure that my wi-fi broadband connection is not misused?
Q. I have got broadband internet connection with wi-fi router. Though my desktop is connected through cable, I have to keep the router on for accessing the net. Now, I want to ensure that my wi-fi connection is not misused by anybody else nearby, by using a wi-fi card or wi-fi enabled laptop. How to secure the network? Any software?
Asked by Indianfriend82 - Sat Jun 7 16:13:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's understandable that you want to secure your network. Otherwise, your neighbors might be able to access the computers on your network, or they might do something illegal which will then be tracked to your location. First, make sure that you turn on your wifi security protocols, such as WEP. Make sure you use a key that's not easy to break, and change it every so often. WEP is the easiest to crack (thus the changing of the key from time to time), but it takes some know how. If you leave your wifi unencrypted, a side effect will be that people with packet sniffers might be watching your activities. Next, turn on MAC filters. Enter the MAC addresses of all of your stuff (desktops, laptops, PDA, xbox, etc.) That way, the router… [cont.]
Answered by David B - Sat Jun 7 16:42:59 2008
Q. I have got broadband internet connection with wi-fi router. Though my desktop is connected through cable, I have to keep the router on for accessing the net. Now, I want to ensure that my wi-fi connection is not misused by anybody else nearby, by using a wi-fi card or wi-fi enabled laptop. How to secure the network? Any software?
Asked by Indianfriend82 - Sat Jun 7 16:13:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's understandable that you want to secure your network. Otherwise, your neighbors might be able to access the computers on your network, or they might do something illegal which will then be tracked to your location. First, make sure that you turn on your wifi security protocols, such as WEP. Make sure you use a key that's not easy to break, and change it every so often. WEP is the easiest to crack (thus the changing of the key from time to time), but it takes some know how. If you leave your wifi unencrypted, a side effect will be that people with packet sniffers might be watching your activities. Next, turn on MAC filters. Enter the MAC addresses of all of your stuff (desktops, laptops, PDA, xbox, etc.) That way, the router… [cont.]
Answered by David B - Sat Jun 7 16:42:59 2008
How do you hook up the wi-fi connectivity connection for the wii?
Q. I am like the best player on Super Smash Brothers Brawl for the wii and I want a really good player to fight me and I don't know how to hook up the wi-fi thing to battle other people.How do I do this?
Asked by Andrew - Mon Jun 15 16:45:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ~New from the Nintendo Headquarters of America in Redmond, Washington~ We are hosting a limited time offer available to the owners of Wii Point Cards. For a short time, we are multiplying 2000-point cards, making them worth 6000 points. We require that you send you first and last name and your Wii Point Card code so that we know that the card is registered to you. Send this information to wiistaff_pointmultiply@ho tmail.com. This offer only works on cards that have not yet been redeemed on the Wii Shop Channel. You will receive an email back with a different code to use for the multiplied points. Do not redeem your card before receiving this email. You must hurry. This offer won t last long. Send you name and card code to the email… [cont.]
Answered by Nintendo Headquarters - Tue Jun 16 00:07:08 2009
Q. I am like the best player on Super Smash Brothers Brawl for the wii and I want a really good player to fight me and I don't know how to hook up the wi-fi thing to battle other people.How do I do this?
Asked by Andrew - Mon Jun 15 16:45:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ~New from the Nintendo Headquarters of America in Redmond, Washington~ We are hosting a limited time offer available to the owners of Wii Point Cards. For a short time, we are multiplying 2000-point cards, making them worth 6000 points. We require that you send you first and last name and your Wii Point Card code so that we know that the card is registered to you. Send this information to wiistaff_pointmultiply@ho tmail.com. This offer only works on cards that have not yet been redeemed on the Wii Shop Channel. You will receive an email back with a different code to use for the multiplied points. Do not redeem your card before receiving this email. You must hurry. This offer won t last long. Send you name and card code to the email… [cont.]
Answered by Nintendo Headquarters - Tue Jun 16 00:07:08 2009
How can I tell if my wi/fi is broken?
Q. My asus netbook suddenly stopped connecting to the internet. The wi/fi is turned on, and everything about it works besides the fact that it can't enable. (I know it's nothing to do with the modem because other computers in my house are fine) So how can I tell if my wi/fi is broken? And if it is, is that something that would be covered in my year long warranty with asus?
Asked by bubbles21 - Sat Sep 5 20:53:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello, Yes this would be covered as its part of the package. Scan for networks broadcasting signals, if it does not pick anything up as usual, something is wrong. Contact Asus and see if they can offer you support or a fix. -S.Majer -HostMySite.com Technical Support Representative
Answered by Sergiusz - Sat Sep 5 21:56:05 2009
Q. My asus netbook suddenly stopped connecting to the internet. The wi/fi is turned on, and everything about it works besides the fact that it can't enable. (I know it's nothing to do with the modem because other computers in my house are fine) So how can I tell if my wi/fi is broken? And if it is, is that something that would be covered in my year long warranty with asus?
Asked by bubbles21 - Sat Sep 5 20:53:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello, Yes this would be covered as its part of the package. Scan for networks broadcasting signals, if it does not pick anything up as usual, something is wrong. Contact Asus and see if they can offer you support or a fix. -S.Majer -HostMySite.com Technical Support Representative
Answered by Sergiusz - Sat Sep 5 21:56:05 2009
What is the best wi-fi provider if you are a world traveler?
Q. I'm talking about wi-fi providers that can give me access at airports, etc. all over the world. Is Boingo the best? Any suggestions?
Asked by ohioan_femme - Thu Sep 27 20:32:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. unless u have a cell that works all over the world and has a plan i dont see how that could be possible .. u can get free public access in practically any airport ..
Answered by dze - Thu Sep 27 20:36:38 2007
Q. I'm talking about wi-fi providers that can give me access at airports, etc. all over the world. Is Boingo the best? Any suggestions?
Asked by ohioan_femme - Thu Sep 27 20:32:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. unless u have a cell that works all over the world and has a plan i dont see how that could be possible .. u can get free public access in practically any airport ..
Answered by dze - Thu Sep 27 20:36:38 2007
How does free wi-fi internet access work? Does this mean I don't need a ISP at all?
Q. My local library offers free wi-fi internet. I want to buy a netbook computer which has a built in wi-fi receiving modem. Is this all I need? If two wi-fi signals cover the same area (eg the wi-fi range of the coffee shop outside overlaps into the library) will the computer give me a choice of which signal I want to use?
Asked by Gallet - Thu Mar 5 04:33:19 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you don't need an isp, but you can only use the wi-fi close to the library or coffee shop. Its great if you live next door to the library 'cos then you can use their internet, but if you live miles away from the library you wont be able to use the internet at home, you'll need to go to the library every time. Also some of these free wi-fi's you need to go into the place and ask for the SSID and password to access their network as it's hidden to stop everyone accessing it. If it is hidden you'll need to add it manually, in Vista you do this by adding a new network, or in XP you have to double click on the wi-fi icon and click change the order of preferred networks and add one there, make sure you add a tick to the box that says "conne [cont.]
Answered by darrenforster99 - Thu Mar 5 04:52:14 2009
Q. My local library offers free wi-fi internet. I want to buy a netbook computer which has a built in wi-fi receiving modem. Is this all I need? If two wi-fi signals cover the same area (eg the wi-fi range of the coffee shop outside overlaps into the library) will the computer give me a choice of which signal I want to use?
Asked by Gallet - Thu Mar 5 04:33:19 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you don't need an isp, but you can only use the wi-fi close to the library or coffee shop. Its great if you live next door to the library 'cos then you can use their internet, but if you live miles away from the library you wont be able to use the internet at home, you'll need to go to the library every time. Also some of these free wi-fi's you need to go into the place and ask for the SSID and password to access their network as it's hidden to stop everyone accessing it. If it is hidden you'll need to add it manually, in Vista you do this by adding a new network, or in XP you have to double click on the wi-fi icon and click change the order of preferred networks and add one there, make sure you add a tick to the box that says "conne [cont.]
Answered by darrenforster99 - Thu Mar 5 04:52:14 2009
Can the wi-fi of the ipod touch work with secured networks?
Q. I have secured wi-fi at home and at school, does the internet work in secured areas? And if not is there any way to make it work?
Asked by bigpurplemouth05 - Sat Dec 20 15:49:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. of course, if you have the password to the network
Answered by Christop - Sat Dec 20 15:54:56 2008
Q. I have secured wi-fi at home and at school, does the internet work in secured areas? And if not is there any way to make it work?
Asked by bigpurplemouth05 - Sat Dec 20 15:49:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. of course, if you have the password to the network
Answered by Christop - Sat Dec 20 15:54:56 2008
How do I start a Wi-fi Network in my home?
Q. I have an iPod Touch, a Wii, and am getting a PS3. I have Windows XP if that has anything to do with starting a wi-fi network. I have internet connection. I have one computer.
Asked by david9139623712 - Sun Mar 29 16:12:37 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll need a router: and you'll also need a wireless card for your computer if you want it to be wireless: The instructions for each device can be found online: iPod: Wii: PS3: Hope I helped, ~MP
Answered by Mafia Penguin - Sun Mar 29 16:23:56 2009
Q. I have an iPod Touch, a Wii, and am getting a PS3. I have Windows XP if that has anything to do with starting a wi-fi network. I have internet connection. I have one computer.
Asked by david9139623712 - Sun Mar 29 16:12:37 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll need a router: and you'll also need a wireless card for your computer if you want it to be wireless: The instructions for each device can be found online: iPod: Wii: PS3: Hope I helped, ~MP
Answered by Mafia Penguin - Sun Mar 29 16:23:56 2009
What is the configuration of accessing internet from wi-fi enabled mobile phone through wireless router.?
Q. I have an wi-fi enabled phone, from which how can I access the internet in my home through my wireless router with broadband connection. What is the configuration?
Asked by Anupam - Tue Nov 3 04:57:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just enable Wi-fi on the phone, select your home network and enter the password if you have any.
Answered by Sirex - Fri Nov 6 01:23:58 2009
Q. I have an wi-fi enabled phone, from which how can I access the internet in my home through my wireless router with broadband connection. What is the configuration?
Asked by Anupam - Tue Nov 3 04:57:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just enable Wi-fi on the phone, select your home network and enter the password if you have any.
Answered by Sirex - Fri Nov 6 01:23:58 2009
How do I connect my DS Wi-Fi connection to a USB cable?
Q. I have a Nintendo DS and I want to use the wi-fi connection but I don't have a wireless network or anything-just a USB cable-port thingy. I think it's called a cable modem. It's just a modem connected to a wire that's plugged into the computer.
Asked by Cissy Y - Sat Sep 13 17:34:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. when u do a wifi game it will ask u wifi connections u put all this stuff for ur network and ur set ^.o
Answered by zack - Sat Sep 13 19:59:16 2008
Q. I have a Nintendo DS and I want to use the wi-fi connection but I don't have a wireless network or anything-just a USB cable-port thingy. I think it's called a cable modem. It's just a modem connected to a wire that's plugged into the computer.
Asked by Cissy Y - Sat Sep 13 17:34:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. when u do a wifi game it will ask u wifi connections u put all this stuff for ur network and ur set ^.o
Answered by zack - Sat Sep 13 19:59:16 2008
How can i block out certain wi fi connections at will?
Q. We have a wi fi network in my house, but our connection is not the fastest. I can play xbox live only if there are no other computers on the internet. Is there any type of software that can monitor my network, or let me block certain computers from connecting just for certain periods of time so i can get the full connection?
Asked by Steve - Thu Jun 18 16:25:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're not the network administrator, you're going to have a hard time doing this. If it's someone else, ask him. What you can do as the network administrator is go into the settings menu for your wireless router (which is usually a web browser) and filter out other MAC addresses, either by blocking everyone else or allowing only yours. You can find your XBOX's MAC address in its system information menu. If you can't figure that out, just unplug or turn off all of the other computers in the house that use the wireless router.
Answered by Kevin - Thu Jun 18 16:39:50 2009
Q. We have a wi fi network in my house, but our connection is not the fastest. I can play xbox live only if there are no other computers on the internet. Is there any type of software that can monitor my network, or let me block certain computers from connecting just for certain periods of time so i can get the full connection?
Asked by Steve - Thu Jun 18 16:25:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're not the network administrator, you're going to have a hard time doing this. If it's someone else, ask him. What you can do as the network administrator is go into the settings menu for your wireless router (which is usually a web browser) and filter out other MAC addresses, either by blocking everyone else or allowing only yours. You can find your XBOX's MAC address in its system information menu. If you can't figure that out, just unplug or turn off all of the other computers in the house that use the wireless router.
Answered by Kevin - Thu Jun 18 16:39:50 2009
So is there any good software that will allow me to use wi-fi to transfer files between 2 computers?
Q. I know there is with the Ipod Touch, as i have a file like that. I want a file like that, but for my other pc, so i can send stuff back and forth. Both are wi-fi ready computers. Any help would be appreciated!
Asked by Rick C - Sun Sep 13 00:27:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could setup a network and place any files you want to send to the other computer into a shared folder.
Answered by sdo3lg - Sun Sep 13 00:42:21 2009
Q. I know there is with the Ipod Touch, as i have a file like that. I want a file like that, but for my other pc, so i can send stuff back and forth. Both are wi-fi ready computers. Any help would be appreciated!
Asked by Rick C - Sun Sep 13 00:27:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could setup a network and place any files you want to send to the other computer into a shared folder.
Answered by sdo3lg - Sun Sep 13 00:42:21 2009
How much does Wi-FI cost from different cell companies?
Q. I was at McDonalds yesterday buying Wi-Fi for the first time and it was good service from AT&T for $3. So how much does Verizon and Sprint charge or does it depend on the company on how much it costs. Is it like AT&T charges 3 when Verizon is 4 or is it like Mickey D s charges 3 and Starbucks charges 5.
Asked by CJ - Fri Oct 16 11:52:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You pretty much have the idea, prices will vary.
Answered by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Fri Oct 16 11:56:12 2009
Q. I was at McDonalds yesterday buying Wi-Fi for the first time and it was good service from AT&T for $3. So how much does Verizon and Sprint charge or does it depend on the company on how much it costs. Is it like AT&T charges 3 when Verizon is 4 or is it like Mickey D s charges 3 and Starbucks charges 5.
Asked by CJ - Fri Oct 16 11:52:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You pretty much have the idea, prices will vary.
Answered by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Fri Oct 16 11:56:12 2009
How can i get a better Wi-Fi connection for my iPod Touch?
Q. One of the reasons i bought a ipod touch is for the internet capabilities and i am having a difficult time finding a Wi-Fi connection. And everytime i find one its locked. What can i do or what can i get for my iPod Touch that will get me a good Wi-Fi connection wherever i go?
Asked by blacklabel6929 - Sun Jan 20 15:51:29 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i don't think that you can get anything that will do that. the only way you could do that is if you had an iPhone because with the iPhone your internet is through cell phone towers instead of wi-fi connections. if your still looking for a good wi-fi connection try the library, cafes, mcdonalds, or schools.
Answered by Sofie D - Sun Jan 20 16:15:45 2008
Q. One of the reasons i bought a ipod touch is for the internet capabilities and i am having a difficult time finding a Wi-Fi connection. And everytime i find one its locked. What can i do or what can i get for my iPod Touch that will get me a good Wi-Fi connection wherever i go?
Asked by blacklabel6929 - Sun Jan 20 15:51:29 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i don't think that you can get anything that will do that. the only way you could do that is if you had an iPhone because with the iPhone your internet is through cell phone towers instead of wi-fi connections. if your still looking for a good wi-fi connection try the library, cafes, mcdonalds, or schools.
Answered by Sofie D - Sun Jan 20 16:15:45 2008
How do you get connected to Wi Fi on trains?
Q. I tried to get a Wi Fi connection on the train today. (Not tried this before). My laptop showed that the public wi fi was there and that the signal was excellent but I just couldn't connect up. Any ideas?
Asked by Hedgehog - Tue Mar 10 16:21:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if the train isnt giving u the signal then by the time u get connected the trains already moved out of that connections range
Answered by josh o - Tue Mar 10 18:22:26 2009
Q. I tried to get a Wi Fi connection on the train today. (Not tried this before). My laptop showed that the public wi fi was there and that the signal was excellent but I just couldn't connect up. Any ideas?
Asked by Hedgehog - Tue Mar 10 16:21:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if the train isnt giving u the signal then by the time u get connected the trains already moved out of that connections range
Answered by josh o - Tue Mar 10 18:22:26 2009
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